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Using Alphabet code for menu construction

Abstract

In this article, we consider main approaches to interface optimization and existing algorithms for constructing application hierarchical menu. A method for constructing a menu with floating width of hierarchy levels, based on the alphabetical Gilbert-Moore code is suggested by the author. The proposed algorithm has low labor- intensiveness and allows us to take into account physiological characteristics of human - computer interaction.

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I. .. Nechta
СибГУТИ
Russian Federation


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Nechta I... Using Alphabet code for menu construction. The Herald of the Siberian State University of Telecommunications and Information Science. 2015;(4):40-46. (In Russ.)

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